Oligarchy Rules U S Nation Facing Grave Crisis
Illinois Representative Ira C Copley warned Bliss Electrical School graduates that five men controlling United States Steel, railroads, telegraph and telephone dominate major industries. He urged graduates to oppose predatory wealth and seek government regulation to restore square dealing for all citizens. The talk followed by diploma ceremony and banquet at Carroll Institute.
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Illinois
Bliss Electrical School
Ion
United States Steel Corporation
Ira C. Copley
Moss
Bliss Fleetrical School
Carroll Institute
New York
Therm
Copley
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
L. D. Bliss
Launch Culprit Fay to be raised today in Washington
The Culprit Fay, a launch owned by George W Lindsay, sank after colliding with the U S 9 Dolphin last Saturday night. It was found at about 33 feet of water near Alexandria and grappling irons have been placed under its hull to bring it to the surface today. Commander Beatty said the tow crew is to lift the vessel for the opening of the general court of inquiry on Monday at 10 o'clock.
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Fay
George W Lindsay
U. S. 9. Dolphin
Alexandria
Washington
Beatty
Washington Navy Yard
General Court of Inquiry
Benefit for Playgrounds by Emery School Students
One hundred sixty three Emery School children gave an entertainment last night in Business High School hall to raise funds for Washington playgrounds. Dances by Margaret Haas and Jeanette Poole. Vocal solos by Mendel Drake Louise Doing and Jeanette Poole. Arrangements committee chaired by Eleanor F C Flayme with Louise Emmermann Georgia Vance and Miss Waom Galloway.
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Emery School
Washington
Assembly Hall of Business High School
Little Margaret Haas
Jeanette Poole
Mendel Drake
Louise Doing
Eleanor FC Flayme
Louise Emmermann
Georgia Vance
Mies Waom! Galloway
Will Not Claim Bodies In Moran Shule Murder Case
Families declare neither Mrs Katherine Moran nor her slayer Albert Shule will be brought for burial. Moran’s young son, who witnessed the tragedy, will go to Washington after the coroner’s inquest and be cared for by his grandmother. No clue to Mrs Shule’s whereabouts. relatives think she may be in St Louis or Seattle. George Moran cannot locate Arthur Moran. Mrs K Thomas, Moran’s mother, is recovering after her daughter’s murder.
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Katherine Moran
St. Louis
Albert Shule
Moran
Washington
Shue
Shule
Seattle
Wash
George Moran
Arthur Moran
K. Thomas
U Street Southeast
Weather Summary and Temperatures Across Regions
Weather conditions show high temperatures in the Missouri valley plains and Gulf states with 99 degrees reaching extreme northwestern Iowa. The nation remains warm except the north west and parts of the lake region. Showers occur from the lake region west to the Rockies and into southeastern Pennsylvania and northeastern Florida. Saturday and Sunday bring showers to the north west, middle Missouri, upper Mississippi, and Upper Ohio valleys with fair conditions elsewhere. Winds are moderate to variable along coasts and lakes, with steamer winds toward European ports generally fair. Local report notes midnight to 10 p.m. temperatures from 68 to 88, a maximum 84, minimum 58, and 143 hours of sunshine. River bulletin reports Potomac clear at Harpers Ferry, with the Shenandoah misty.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Missouri Valley
Plains States
Gulf States
Iowa
Rocky Mountains
Lake
Lake Region
Rocky Muvutala
Pennsylvania
Florida
Middle Missouri
Mississtop
Onin
New England
Atlantc
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf East
European
Grand Banka
Naval Academy Graduates Dance at Night in Annapolis
The 194 graduates received diplomas from Assistant Secretary Winthrop, with remarks on future naval developments. A large crowd attended the June ball at the armory, while the board of visitors recommended commissions for graduates and various campus improvements.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Academy
H. H. Clark
Lemuel P. Padgett
Navy
Beekman Winthrop
Winthrop
List of names in a vintage social column
Nancy Pierce, Clarine Hunter, Anna Gleaves, Caroline Williams, Ina Singleton, Dorothy Gaunt Lett, Dorothy Taylor, Margaret Michie, Marion King, Marguerite Capertan, Marjorie Rusa, Mary F Dyson, Anna May O'Toole, Jaine Willams, Frances E Buell, Helen Keene, Alice Maud Simpson appear in a historical society roster.
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Nancy Pierce
Clarine Hunter
Anna H. Gleaves
Caroline Williams
Ina Singleton
Dorothy Gauntlett
Dorothy Taylor
Margaret Michie
Marion King
Marguerite Capertan
Marjorie Rusa
Mary F Dyson
Anna May O'Toole
Jaine Willams
Frances E Buell
Helen Keene
Alice Maud Simpson
Washington Collegiate School Final Examinations Set
The Washington Collegiate School in Evans Building holds final exams this week to decide senior certificates. Commencement is next Wednesday at noon. the school plans relocation to larger quarters with a junior department. Named examinees include Corby Swanson Bacon Thompson Saunders Kim Bee Jajaval Britton and Pierce Bacon Thompson McKnew.
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Washington Collegiate School
Evans
Karl W. Corby
M. B. Swanson
University of Pennsylvania
Seward Bacon
John W. Thompson
Princeton
Wenton Saunders
Corby
Swanson
Nai Kim Bee
Cornell
Nat Jajaval
Slam
John Britton
Vinton A. D. Pierce
Preston Bacon
Ross D. Thompson
Donald McKnew
Friends School Honors Close Exercises Mark Year End
The closing exercises featured songs and recitations by Students from three departments. Principal Sidwell awarded 31 certificates for yearly excellence and regular attendance to listed High School Intermediate and Primary department members. The regular baseball team received school letters, with many second team members named for the F2 award.
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Friends School
Mr. Sidwell
Ruth Roberta
Elmer H. Gates
Elizabeth T. King
George A. King
Elis Middleton
Bertha Buckman
Mary
J. King
Wrightson
Harrison
R. King
Dowell
Hinds Speaks To Pupils At Hall-Noyes Exercises
Closing exercises of Hall-Noyes School drew many friends with addresses by Representative Asher C. Hinds and Dean Wilbur. Hall awarded Dabney M. Howard perfect attendance prize and Stuart L. Johnson a four year scientific preparatory diploma. Alma mater 1910 alumni greetings followed with multiple musical solos and readings by Gladys Kain Ruby Raymond Hanavieve Rose Thom as Robinson Edna Bowers Evelyn Mills Frank Claveloux Norman P. Scala.
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Hall-Noyes
Asher C. Hinds
Maine
Dean Wilbur
George Washington University
M. F. Hall
Dabney M. Howard
Stuart L. Johnson
Gladys Kain
Willam Upshur
Ruby Raymond
Hanavieve Rose
Thomas Robinson
Edna Bowers
Evelyn Mills
Frank Claveloux
Norman P. Scala
Scala
Prizes Awarded to Pupils at Immaculata Seminary
Nearly every pupil at Immaculata Seminary on Wisconsin and Nebraska avenues northwest received a prize for scholastic work in yesterday’s school assembly. Tomorrow a solemn high mass at St. Ann's Church will feature Fr. T. Vernon Moore of the Catholic University delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Alumnae take charge all day Monday, and the final graduation occurs Tuesday.
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Immaculata Seminary
Wisconsin
Nebraska
St. Ann’s Church
T. Vernon Moore
Catholic University
Three Students Get Medals at University School
The closing exercises at the University School on Eighteenth Street featured a speech by Principal Mr. Preston and the awarding of medals to Chandler Haie Jr for English, Alfred Hietmuller Bresnaham for department, and Henri L. J. de Sibour for gymnastics and athletics. Afterward, students and guests joined the annual luncheon.
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University School
Eighteenth Street
Preston
Chandler Haie, Jr
Alfred Hietmuller
Woolen bill introduced aims for two week debate
The woolen schedule revision bill approved by the Democratic caucus was placed on Ways and Means last night and will launch into partisan debate next Tuesday for a two week voyage. Chairman Underwood introduced the measure and the House will be formally advised at the June 6 meeting. The day included several clashes between Democrats and Republicans. A porch fire at 138 Euclid Street northwest damaged the residence of Vice President D. J. Callahan and caused about $19 in damage before firefighters stopped the blaze.
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House
Underwood
Ways End Means Committee
D. J. Callahan
Chamber of Commerce
Euclid Street
Court Fines Grocery Clerk Five Dollars Over Handbill Nuisance
District police court launches crackdown on sidewalk and doorstep advertising handbills. Harry Cavanaugh, a northwest grocery store clerk, is fined five dollars after claiming boys circulated the material while he supervised. Prosecutors may indict another store proprietor over a similar handbill found on a sidewalk. Police and court pledge future action to abate the nuisance.
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Harry Cavanaugh
Man rides taxi under duress holds driver over four hours
Frederick R. Reamy, chauffeur for Terminal Taxicab Company, pursued Lester Height to his home after Height demanded a joy ride and refused to alight. In District Police Court Judge Pugh fined Height ten dollars and ordered payment of the cab fare totaling twelve dollars and twenty cents. Height offered no immediate payment and was held to pay the bill.
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Frederick R. Reamy
Lester Height
Fourth Street
Height
Pugh
Bealdes
Reamy
Push
Aims Shots At Wife In Southwest District
Robert Lockwood a 28 year old Black man fired at his wife prompting a neighborhood panic near Tenth and B streets southwest as she prepared supper. He breached the Knight home at 92 B street southwest crashing doors and windows and fled to the yard despite his wife's employer's protests. He is held at Fourth precinct station.
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Robert Lockwood
Tenth
B Streets
M. Knight
Lockwood
Knight
Fourth Précinct
Countess Fights Six Men At Court Over Support
Ida von Claussen, named Countess, arrives at domestic relations court in purple velvet and diamonds seeking a warrant for husband Dr. William F. Honan to support her adopted daughter. After magistrate Cornell refuses, she becomes abusive, fights six men to be ejected, and threatens the judge with a fist as she leaves.
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Washington Post
New York
Ida von Claussen
Domestic Relations Court
William Francis Honan
West Saventy-third Street
Europe
Cornell
Rose McQuade
Capt. Montgomery
Mad dog bites three children in Anacostia street incident
A mad dog roamed W street in Anacostia yesterday morning biting August Reaper 4 of 2341 Fourteenth street southeast and Edna Ford 6. An unidentified 14 year old negro boy saved others by diverting the animal but was wounded in the wrist. William McKinley chased the dog away with a stick until a policeman shot it.
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W Street
Anacostia
August Reaper
Fourteenth Street
Edna Ford
Wiliam McKinley
Panama Wide Open Gambling Demoralizing Canal Staff
Cabinet meets Taft orders Knox to urge Panama to clean up the capital amid protests by Col. George W. Goethals over gambling and morale effects on canal employees. Talks cover water piping through canal works, tolls, and early passage of Mann bill with shipping notice ahead of canal opening.
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Col. Goethals
Ement
Knox
Panama
Pariatne Canal
United States
Republic of Panama
Taft
Panatma
George W. Goethals
Isthmian Canal Commission
Washington
War Department
Canal Zone
Canal Commission
White House
Stimson
Senor C. C. Aroxeména
Arosemeng
Gol. Goethald
Congresa
Democratic House
Delight For Boys Today Opens Beach Hours
The bathing beach opens today with hours set to avoid school time and prevent hockey on the grounds. Dr. W. B. Hudson, superintendent, arranged the schedule to suit men and boys with specific times: 8 to 6 on Mon Wed Fri. 10 to 12 and 4:30 to 6 on Sat Sun. 3 to 6 on Tue Thu for women and girls.
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W. B. Hudson
Italy Awards Taft Medal for Calabrian Sicilian Earthquakes
Marchese Cucani Italian Ambassador visited the White House to present President Taft with a gold medal on behalf of the King of Italy in recognition of the aid given after the Calabria and Sicily earthquakes several years ago.
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Marchese Cucani
White House
Taft
Italy
Calabria
Sicily
Excursion to Thevy Chabe Lake Draws Large Crowds
Excursion patrons report a highly successful opening at Thevy Chabe Lake resort with thousands enjoying free entry, marine band music, and dancing on Sundays. Steamers depart Seventh Street wharf at 2:20 PM for Zelonel Beach, offering seafood dinners and sailing, crabbing, and breezes on the Potomac.
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Bteamere
Seventh Street
Zelonel Beach
Potomac
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